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“But she told me that their joy was tempered by the knowledge that, to have their second child, “We’ll have to go through this all over again.” In the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, the closest thing we have to a global statement of shared values, Article 16 affirms that “Men and women of full age, without any limitation due to race, nationality or religion, have the right to marry and to found a family.” A UN report also cites a consensus that “where in vitro fertilization is available within a State, it must not be unduly restricted.” In 2012, the Inter-American Court of Human Rights ruled that a Costa Rican court’s ban on IVF violated the human right to private and family life and the human right to found and raise a family.”
“Those rounds of IUI have, at best, a 20 percent chance of succeeding, and can cost between $500 to $4,000.”
“But any attempt to lasso the motley sex lives of millions of infertile couples into a clinical definition inevitably leaves questions in its wake.”
“Pellittieri and her spouse were daunted by the expense.”